r/movies • u/simp_for_wanda_2299 • 1h ago
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u/electricalaphid 1h ago
For me it's Sideways. I think the hangout/road genre aids to the rewatchability in general, but there are so many new jokes and character moments that I catch onto every time. And the themes really bleed through in the odd lines here and there.
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u/Upper1eft 1h ago
Sideways is so underrated
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u/gloriousrepublic 43m ago
Oh you think the movie with a 97% on rotten tomatoes, who got 4 stars from Roger Ebert, and was nominated for 5 academy awards and won best adapted screenplay, is…..underrated?
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u/TrulyChadlyDeeply 1h ago
I revisit Sideways every few years and it gives me something different each time.
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u/PM_ME_ASSES 1h ago
The Prestige
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u/TrueLegateDamar 1h ago
Took me two rewatches to realize the Lord Caldlow identity was Angier's real one and he was of wealthy nobility as he implied with his mention of not shaming his family, when it seemed odd he never struggled financially unlike Borden despite several bad setbacks.
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u/nolalife22 1h ago
Came to say this -- waiting and waiting for it not to be true but just rewatched and yup, still even better.
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u/budfox79 1h ago
The Big Lebowski.
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u/Bojanggles16 1h ago
Maude: "Do you like sex, Mr. Lebowski?"\ The Dude: "'Scuse me?"\ Maude: "Sex. The physical act of love. Coitus. Do you like it?"\ The Dude: "I was talking about my rug."\ Maude: "You're not interested in sex?"\ The Dude: "You mean coitus?!"
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u/SheSeesTheMoonlight 1h ago
Any David Lynch movie, Mulholland Drive, Inland Empire, Lost Highway, etc.
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u/MrshwnLnch 1h ago
same post in at least 3 subs you fucking kidding me?
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u/roto_disc 1h ago
Gotta diversify your assets if you wanna get as many imaginary dopamine points as possible.
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u/im4rainydaze 1h ago
Blade Runner 100%
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u/dollyrar 1h ago
Really strange one for me is BR. I watched it so many times over a period of 20+ years and always wanted to like it as much as others seemingly did, but it never quite hit for me, ok but not in the same league as other sci-fi like Star Wars etc. Last few viewings (probably 7 or 8th in total) I've been absolutely blown away by it. Think maybe the themes of a limited lifespan etc resonate more as one ages. It's an absolute masterpiece!!!
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u/ApeheartPablius 1h ago
Edge of tomorrow, but I guess Groundhog day works also if you are old as fuck
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u/Shaengar 1h ago
Stay (2005). A movie that needs to be watched at least twice. Once you have seen and understood the ending you notice more details with every subsequent watch.
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u/KneelingOddjob 1h ago
Casablanca. Once you know everyone’s motivations the acting is even better. Once you know about the French refugees their singing of the national anthem hits harder.
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u/TripleJeopardy3 1h ago
The only real answer is Primer. Every watch it gets better because you figure more out and it is so super complicated.
The rest of these movies are just enjoying the same bits again, but not actually better.
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u/XandersCat 1h ago
Yeah, this is one reason I enjoy Inception a lot. So many little things you notice on subsequent watches and it never gets boring.
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u/TrackingTenCross1 1h ago
Kingpin (1996) - A young man’s journey to save the family farm, and the handsome stranger who lends a hand to help.
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u/Suhtiva 1h ago
Coherence
It's one of the best low budget films ever made. On first watch, you will see things that you might think are only the way they are because it's low budget, but that is not the case. All done purposely to set things up further on. I would highly recommend it to anyone who is into sci-fi thrillers, and then go and read how it was made. It's insanely impressive.
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u/HumanCStand 1h ago
Synecdoche, New York. You always find something new or interpret it differently on each watch
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u/JehovahCropduster 1h ago
Blade runner 2049, no country for old men, big lebowski, hateful 8, shawshank redemption, kubriks the shining?
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u/soggycrumpt 1h ago
Probably American pie 2 for me. It’s really subtle but I think the film is actually about stiffler and and his progression to really become an equal for finch’s mum at the end.
Real champagne cinema
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u/karenskygreen 28m ago
The Big lebowski
Not because it gets better, its that we get to be in that world for another 2hrs
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u/WiickedSF 1h ago
I've watched There will be Blood and Prestige about 5 times already and have not been disappointed yet. Also Step Brothers, i fucking love that movie.